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M I A M I T O S A N F R A N C I S C O | S E A B O U R N S O J O U R N | J A N U A RY 4 – M AY 2 8 , 2 0 2 0

2020 WORLD CRUISE: EXTRAORDINARY DESTINATIONS

PHUKET, THAILANDP R O D U C T D O S S I E R n U S V E R S I O N


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2THE SEABOURN DIFFERENCE

3WORLD CRUISE OVERVIEW

4WORLD CRUISE ITINERARY

5WORLD CRUISE AMENITIES

6CRUISE FARES

7FEATURED PORTS

13CRUISE ENHANCEMENTS

15SALES POLICIES


The

Seabourndifference

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Intimate ships with a private club atmosphere

Intuitive, personalized service provided by staff passionate about exceeding guests expectations

Curated voyages to all seven continents delivering award-winning experiences

All ocean-front suites, luxuriously appointed

Complimentary premium spirits and fine wines available on board at all times

Welcome Champagne and complimentary in-suite bar stocked with your preferences

Tipping is neither required, nor expected

Finest resort at sea that is masterfully designed

World-class dining, further enhanced through a culinary partnership with Chef Thomas Keller

All dining venues are complimentary, dine where, when and with whom you wish

Seabourn Conversations, connecting with visionary experts

Ventures by SeabournTM, optional shore excursions, enhance and extend your experience in select destinations

Select purposeful and sustainable travel experiences in partnership with UNESCO

Spa & Wellness with Dr. Andrew Weil, featuring an exclusive mindful living program

An evening entertainment experience in collaboration with Sir Tim Rice


2020 World Cruise: Extraordinary DestinationsSeabourn’s first World Cruise in six years is destined to become a classic. Join an intimate group of like-minded adventurers on the stunning, all-suite Seabourn Sojourn, circumnavigating the globe from North America in 146 days – calling at 62 ports in 36 countries on five continents.

MORE OVERNIGHTS, MORE LATE EVENINGS, MORE DAYS IN PORTSWorld Cruise guests will enjoy 16 overnights in port, and linger into the late evening another 18 times, enjoying more than one day exploring a port for every day relaxing at sea.

MORE IN-DEPTH EXPLORATIONS AND HIDDEN GEMSCross three great oceans, exploring Africa’s coastline from Senegal to the Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and the safari parks of Kenya – and visit undiscovered treasures and UNESCO World Heritage sites from Colombia to Mozambique, the Seychelles to South India, the Philippine Archipelago and Australia’s Queensland Coast to New Caledonia.

EXCLUSIVE WORLD CRUISE EVENTS, LOCAL SHOWS, REGIONAL CUISINES AND WINESWorld Cruisers share long-imagined adventures in congenial company, sumptuous surroundings and superb hospitality, creating a special bond as they become well-traveled in a single voyage.

CAIRNS, AUSTRALIA

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Conditions permitting. Overnight in port. Service call for shore excursions. Marina Days are weather and conditions permitting and are available in select destinations

HONG KONG, CHINA

2 0 2 0 W O R L D C R U I S E : E X T R AO R D I N A R Y D E S T I N AT I O N SMIAMI TO SAN FRANCISCO n SEABOURN SOJOURN n JANUARY 4 – MAY 28, 2020 146 Days n 77 Port Days n 69 Sea Days n 62 Destinations n 36 Countries n 5 Continents n 16 Overnights

Jan 4 Miami, FloridaJan 5 Key West, FloridaJan 6-8 Cruising the Caribbean SeaJan 9 Cartagena, ColombiaJan 10 Cruising the Caribbean SeaJan 11 Oranjestad, ArubaJan 12 Kralendijk, BonaireJan 13 Cruising the Caribbean SeaJan 14 Saline Bay, Mayreau

Jan 15-16 Bridgetown, Barbados Jan 17-21 Cruising the Atlantic OceanJan 22 Mindelo, Cape VerdeJan 23 Cruising the Atlantic OceanJan 24-25 Dakar, Senegal Jan 26 Banjul, Gambia Jan 27-29 Cruising the Atlantic OceanJan 30 Abidjan, Ivory CoastJan 31 Takoradi, GhanaFeb 1-3 Cruising the Atlantic OceanFeb 4 Luanda, AngolaFeb 5 Crossing the EquatorFeb 6 Cruising the Atlantic OceanFeb 7-8 Walvis Bay, Namibia Feb 9 Lüderitz, NamibiaFeb 10 Cruising the Atlantic OceanFeb 11-12 Cape Town, South Africa Feb 13 Passing the Cape of Good HopeFeb 14 Cruising the Indian OceanFeb 15 Durban, South AfricaFeb 16 Richards Bay, South AfricaFeb 17 Cruising the Indian OceanFeb 18 Cruising the Mozambique ChannelFeb 19 Ilha de Moçambique, MozambiqueFeb 20 Cruising the Mozambique ChannelFeb 21 Andoany (Hell-Ville), MadagascarFeb 22-23 Cruising the Indian OceanFeb 24 Zanzibar, TanzaniaFeb 25-27 Mombasa, Kenya (2 overnights)

Feb 28-29 Cruising the Indian OceanMar 1 Victoria, Mahé, SeychellesMar 2 Praslin, SeychellesMar 3 Cruising the Indian OceanMar 4 Crossing the EquatorMar 5 At SeaMar 6 Malé, MaldivesMar 7 Cruising the Laccadive SeaMar 8 Colombo, Sri LankaMar 9 Hambantota, Sri LankaMar 10 Cruising the Bay of BengalMar 11-12 Chennai (Madras), India Mar 13-14 Cruising the Bay of BengalMar 15 Cruising the Andaman SeaMar 16 Sabang, Pulau WehMar 17 Phuket, ThailandMar 18 Porto Malai, Langkawi, MalaysiaMar 19 Georgetown, Penang, MalaysiaMar 20 Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur), MalaysiaMar 21-22 Singapore Mar 23 Cruising the South China SeaMar 24 Cruising the Gulf of ThailandMar 25 Laem Chabang (Bangkok), ThailandMar 26 Ko Kood, Thailand

Mar 27 Sihanoukville, CambodiaMar 28 Cruising the South China SeaMar 29-30 Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), VietnamMar 31-Apr 1 Cruising the South China SeaApr 2-3 Hong Kong Apr 4 Cruising the South China SeaApr 5 Hundred Islands, PhilippinesApr 6 Manila, Philippines Apr 7 Cruising the Sulu SeaApr 8 Puerto Princesa, PhilippinesApr 9 Cruising the Sulu SeaApr 10 Cruising the Celebes SeaApr 11 Cruising the Java SeaApr 12-13 Benoa (Denpasar), Bali Apr 14 Slawi Bay, Komodo

Apr 15 Cruising the Savu SeaApr 16 Cruising the Timor SeaApr 17 Darwin, AustraliaApr 18 Cruising the Arafura SeaApr 19 Cruising the Torres StraitApr 20 Cruising the Great Barrier ReefApr 21-22 Cairns, Australia Apr 23 Townsville, AustraliaApr 24 Hamilton Island, AustraliaApr 25 Cruising the Coral SeaApr 26 Brisbane, AustraliaApr 27 Cruising the Tasman SeaApr 28-29 Sydney, Australia Apr 30-May 1 Cruising the Tasman SeaMay 2 Cruising the Pacific OceanMay 3 Nouméa, New CaledoniaMay 4 Kuto, Île des Pins, New CaledoniaMay 5-6 Cruising the Pacific OceanMay 7-8 Suva, Viti Levu, Fiji May 9 Savusavu, Vanua Levu, FijiMay 10 Cruising the Pacific OceanMay 11 Apia, Upolu, SamoaMay 11 Cross the International Date Line

Pago Pago, TutuilaMay 12 Cruising the Pacific OceanMay 13 Cross the EquatorMay 15 Cross the International Date LineMay 16 Tabuaeran (Fanning Island), KiribatiMay 16 Cross the International Date LineMay 17 Cruising the Pacific OceanMay 18 Kona, HawaiiMay 19-20 Honolulu, Oahu May 21 Manele Bay, LanaiMay 22-26 Cruising the Pacific OceanMay 27 Passing the Golden Gate Bridge

San Francisco, California May 28 San Francisco, California

2020 World Cruise – Itinerary

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2020 World Cruise Amenities

*Standard pricing terms apply, in addition: Full World Cruise Amenities apply to World Cruise Guests only on the full 146-day World Cruise. Air Offer: Complimentary World Cruise Air available for a limited time, for guests purchasing the full 146-day World Cruise (all segments) will receive First Class Air. All Air Packages are: (1) valid for full fare cruise guests booking/purchasing the applicable Air Package for round-trip travel via Seabourn’s Flight Ease program, (2) capacity controlled and subject to availability, (3) applicable to first and second full-fare guests per suite only, (4) limited to specific U.S. gateways, (5) and include one complimentary checked bag, additional fees for baggage and other charges may be directly assessed by airlines or airports; please refer to the applicable airline website for further information. Shipboard Credit Offer: World Cruise Shipboard Credit of $4,000USD per suite ($2,000USD/person) for guests booked in Ocean-view and Veranda suites; World Cruise Premium Suite Shipboard Credit of $6,000USD per suite ($3,000USD/person) for guests booked in PH, PS, OW, SS, WG and GR suite categories only. All shipboard credit offers are in U.S. dollars and are non-refundable, non-transferable, not for cash value, expires at the end of the cruise, may not be used in the casino and are not combinable with any other shipboard credit offer. Unlimited Internet Package: Complimentary World Cruise Unlimited Internet Package includes (1) unlimited internet package per suite (guests booked in OW, SS, WG and GR includes (2) unlimited internet packages per suite). Internet service is not guaranteed. Seabourn is not responsible if Internet service is unavailable. No credit or other compensation will be provided should Internet service not be available. Transfers: Complimentary World Cruise transfers are provided to guests using Seabourn’s Flight Ease program only. This includes round-trip transfers between home and airport, airport and hotel, hotel and ship. Round-trip transfers between home and airport are limited to 100 miles. Luggage: Complimentary World Cruise Personal Valet Door-to-Door Luggage Service applies to guests residing in the U.S., Canada, United Kingdom, Europe and Australia only on the 146-day World Cruise. Luggage is restricted to 2 bags per guest at 50lbs per bag. Certain restrictions apply. Visa Package: Complimentary World Cruise Visa package apply to U.S. and Canadian citizens only.

Shipboard Credit Offer (Segments): World Cruise Segments Shipboard Credit offer apply to guests booked in Ocean-view and Veranda suites for select voyages: $3,000USD per suite ($1,500USD/person) – 107-116 days; $2,000USD per suite ($1,000USD/person) – 68-78 days; $1,000USD per suite ($500USD/person) – 30-39 days. World Cruise Premium Suite Segment Shipboard Credit for guests booked in PH, PS, OW, SS, WG and GR suite categories only apply to select voyages: $4,500USD per suite ($2,250USD/person) – 107-116 days; $3,000USD per suite ($1,500USD/person) – 68-78 days; $1,500USD per suite ($750USD/person) – 30-39 days. All shipboard credit offers are in U.S. dollars and are non-refundable, non-transferable, not for cash value, expires at the end of the cruise, may not be used in the casino and are not combinable with any other shipboard credit offer. Unlimited Internet Package: Complimentary World Cruise Unlimited Internet Package includes (1) unlimited internet package per suite (guests booked in OW, SS, WG and GR includes (2) unlimited internet packages per suite). Internet service is not guaranteed. Seabourn is not responsible if Internet service is unavailable. No credit or other compensation will be provided should Internet service not be available.

n Round-trip First-class airfaren $2,000USD Shipboard Credit per personn $3,000USD Shipboard Credit per person for

Penthouse or Premium Suitesn Unlimited Wi-Fin Private car transfers door-to-door from your homen Personal Valet® luggage shipping servicen Unlimited Laundry and Dry Cleaning on boardn Gala Bon Voyage dinner & overnight hotel stay prior to

departure in Miamin Three exclusive World Cruise eventsn Visa packagen Special World Cruise pillow gifts

n Shipboard Creditn107 to 116 days: $1,500USD Shipboard Credit per personn 68 to 78 days: $1,000USD Shipboard Credit per personn 30 to 39 days: $500USD Shipboard Credit per person

n Shipboard Credit for Penthouse and Premium Suites:n107 to 116 days: $2,250USD Shipboard Credit per personn 68 to 78 days: $1,500USD Shipboard Credit per personn 30 to 39 days: $750USD Shipboard Credit per person

n Unlimited Wi-Fi

COMPLIMENTARY WORLD CRUISE AMENITIES*WHEN BOOKED BY MAY 31, 2019

EXCLUSIVELY FOR FULL-WORLD CRUISE GUESTS

AVAILABLE FOR WORLD CRUISE SEGMENT GUESTS


2020 World Cruise Fares

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S E A B O U R N S O J O U R N

PAY IN FULL BY MAY 31, 2019 AND RECEIVE A 3% SAVINGS OFF THE CRUISE-ONLY FARE.^

^Pay in full by May 31, 2019 and save an additional 3 percent from the gross cruise-only fare after discount, not tariff. Applicable to Full World Cruise and World Cruise Segment guests, including third and fourth persons. Agent commission is based on discounted fare after all discounts are applied.

FARES FROM*

DEPARTURE DATE ITINERARY DAYS OCEAN VIEW

SUITE (A)VERANDA SUITE (V1)

PENTHOUSE SUITE (PH)

OWNERS SUITE (OW)

TAXES, FEES & PORT

EXPENSES

Jan 4, 2020 2020 WORLD CRUISE:

EXTRAORDINARY DESTINATIONS Miami to San Francisco

146 $66,999 $77,999 $142,999 $184,999 Included in fare

Jan 4, 2020WORLD CRUISE:

ATL ANTIC & AFRICAN L ANDFALLS Miami to Cape Town

39 $16,999 $19,499 $35,999 $46,999 $755


ROUTES OF THE GREAT EXPLORERSMiami to Singapore

78 $33,999 $40,999 $71,999 $92,999 $1,415


TR ACING THE EQUATOR Miami to Sydney

116 $52,999 $61,999 $112,999 $147,999 $2,930

Feb 12, 2020WORLD CRUISE:

AFRICA & INDIA ADVENTURE Cape Town to Singapore

39 $17,499 $21,499 $35,999 $45,999 $650


AFRICA & THE ASIAN ARC Cape Town to Sydney

77 $35,999 $42,999 $76,999 $100,999 $2,150


AFRICA & OCEANIC REALMSCape Town to San Francisco

107 $49,499 $57,999 $105,999 $138,499 $2,935

Mar 22, 2020WORLD CRUISE:

ASIAN ARC & AUSTR ALIA Singapore to Sydney

38 $18,499 $21,499 $40,999 $54,999 $1,515

Mar 22, 2020WORLD CRUISE:

ASIA, AUSTRALIA & PACIFIC PARADISE Singapore to San Francisco

68 $31,999 $36,499 $69,999 $91,999 $2,285

Apr 29, 2020WORLD CRUISE:

POLYNESIAN PATHWAYSSydney to San Francisco

30 $13,499 $14,999 $28,999 $36,999 $740

*Fares are in U.S. dollars.


2020 World Cruise – Featured PortsFor more information on these and all World Cruise ports of call visit seabourn.com

Cartagena, Colombia Cartagena de Indias was an important station of the Spanish Main, where galleons laden with South America’s gold, emeralds and other riches began their transit to gild the cathedrals of Cádiz. High walls erected to ward off British raiders are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, hosting restaurants, cafés and boutiques – and visitors still discover hand-worked gold and emeralds in the colorful streets along the Caribbean seafront.

Saline Bay, Mayreau, St. Vincent & the Grenadines No cruise through the Caribbean would be complete without a pause at an unspoiled yacht harbor to enjoy an afternoon of complimentary watersports and a lavish barbecue feast laid out on a sugar-white beach. And it wouldn’t be complete without smiling waiters serving Champagne and Caviar in the Surf ®*, waist-deep in the warm Caribbean waters.

Dakar, Senegal (overnight) The Parisian-style boulevards of Dakar bespeak its history as the center of French West Africa, but its streets are vivid with the colors of the fashionable Sénégalaise in their flowing Grands Boubous and elaborate turbans. The Musée Théodore Monod displays artifacts from the indigenous cultures, while the old slavers’ fortress on Gorée Island tells a different, tragic tale. The old capital of Saint-Louis is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Abidjan, Ivory Coast The skyscrapers that shape the skyline of Abidjan tell only part of the story of this boom-and-bust West African capital. Africa’s modern showplace has also suffered internal strife that decimated its aspirational economy. The large Musée des Civilisations de Côte d’Ivoire reveals the inherent creativity and aesthetic sophistication of its people, and the Banco National Park preserves a remnant of its lush interior forests within the city’s confines.

Walvis Bay, Namibia (overnight) The immense dunes and rusting shipwrecks give this shoreline its Skeleton Coast nickname, but the dramatic Namib Sand Sea landscape is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Elephants and lions haunt the dunes, the lagoons teem with flamingos, whales, dolphins and seals, and wildflowers blanket the shores. An overnight stay offers stargazing superior to virtually any other place on earth.

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*Conditions and weather permitting.


Cape Town, South Africa (overnight) The Mother City sprawls invitingly under the silhouette of Table Mountain. The Western Cape region offers diverse temptations from the world-famous gardens and wineries of Franschhoek and Stellenbosch to notorious Robben Island prison, the UNESCO World Heritage Site where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned. During your overnight stay, also visit the Cape of Good Hope, and ascend Table Mountain by cable car for breathtaking views.

Durban, South Africa The Indian Ocean beaches of the “Sunshine Coast” are a favorite playground for South Africans. Visitors from afar are more often attracted by the colorful tribal cultural heritage of the KwaZulu-Natal region and its justly famous safari parks, where they can readily encounter the continent’s “Big Five” large mammals, to capture thrilling photographs and lifelong memories.

Andoany, Nosy-Be, Madagascar Madagascar is a world unto itself, isolated from the African continent for so long its flora and fauna are overwhelmingly endemic. You’re sure to be charmed by the enchanting lemurs on Nosy-Be, marvel at the huge Sacred Banyan Tree planted by the Queen of Sakalava in 1836 and be mesmerized by the intoxicating scent of locally grown vanilla.

Ilha de Moçambique, Mozambique A time capsule of the earliest European trade along the Indian Ocean coast. UNESCO inscribed it a World Heritage Site for the remarkably consistent architecture of its Stone Town, the Persian-influenced Swahili and European section and the macuti, palm-thatched buildings at the southern end. The Stone Town contains 16th-century churches and fortified structures built when it was the main Portuguese port along the route to India.

Zanzibar, Tanzania Zanzibar is a larger Swahili island, with its own UNESCO-cited Stone Town, where Persian sultans once resided to manage the maritime trade in spices and scents grown on the island. Cinnamon, clove, pepper, nutmeg and the ethereal perfume of ylang-ylang still scent the air. The beaches are spectacular, too, golden strands washed with creamy surf against an azure sea. A place you will never forget.

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Mombasa, Kenya (two overnights) We’ll linger in this ancient Swahili city for three days, allowing guests to explore its colorful markets, the 16th-century Portuguese Fort Jesus, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and also opt for safari tours to several of Kenya’s world-famous game parks on overland extensions. Other options include snorkeling the coral reefs at Mombasa Marine National Park, swimming at Diani Beach or shopping for handcrafts at the community-run Bombolulu Workshop.

Victoria/Praslin, Seychelles When Europeans stumbled across the Seychelles, scattered over the purple-tinged Indian Ocean, they suspected these idyllic islands might be remnants of Lost Eden. Their climate is sublime, their people welcoming, and their beauty is legendary. We will visit both the sleepy capital on Mahé island, and also the photogenic island of Praslin, because we just can’t get enough.

Colombo/Hambantota, Sri Lanka The island once known as Serendip is famous for the tea that thrives on its highland slopes and the precious sapphires and rubies that emerge from its earth. We’ll explore its teeming capital, filled with Portuguese, Dutch and British colonial buildings, Buddhist pagodas and vividly painted Jain temples, and also visit the island’s natural side in the Hambantota region near the Yala and Bundala national parks.

Chennai, India (overnight) Two full days give you time to experience one of India’s premier cities. Recognized as one of the world’s best cities to visit, Chennai has attracted a huge expatriate population, and boasts a dynamic culinary scene that National Geographic ranks with the best anywhere, a thriving and innovative wellness industry and a musical tradition that UNESCO has cited as a world cultural heritage.

Ko Kood, Thailand Your Captain can’t sail by this exquisite small island in the Gulf of Thailand without dropping the anchor for another Caviar in the Surf ®* party. Your Seabourn crew deploys a spread of festive foods under the palms, the cooks turn steaks and seafood on the grill, and waiters welcome you to belly-up to a surfboard bar afloat in the crystal-clear waters for iced Champagne and caviar.

Sihanoukville, Cambodia This attractive seaside resort offers beach-side temptations of its own, but nothing that compares to the magnificent medieval Buddhist temples of Angkor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important archaeological sites in Southeast Asia. Tour the remains of this ancient Khmer capital including iconic structures such as Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom and the Bayon on an optional overland extension.

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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (overnight) Your Seabourn ship sails up the Saigon River right to the heart of this former French colonial capital, offering you doorstep access to its broad Parisian-style boulevards and bustling shopping streets. Our overnight stay allows you to explore the city’s colorful market on a Shopping with the Chef tour and also discover the fascinating “rice bowl” farming region on a full-day river tour in the Mekong Delta.

Hundred Islands, Philippines Unexpected hidden gems are a Seabourn tradition, and none are more surprising than these lovely small islands (actually closer to 124) scattered among narrow, maze-like waterways. Remnants of an ancient coral reef, they are eroded into fanciful mushroom shapes, and invite exploration in a small boat, for snorkeling or to watch for wildlife including crab-eating macaques, civets, dolphins, occasional dugongs and sea turtles.

Puerto Princesa, Philippines The island of Palawan has its own UNESCO citation, for the world’s longest navigable underground river, at the Puerto-Princesa Subterranean River National Park. Boats can carry you into this enchanted underworld, unless you prefer the sunlit surface pleasures of the island’s many inviting white-sand beaches.

Benoa, Bali, Indonesia (overnight) Bali’s visual beauty inspires spiritual serenity, for most Balinese religion is a normal part of daily life. They are also innately artistic, with creative traditions reflecting the beauty around them. All of this makes Bali an enchanting place to enjoy an overnight stay. Crafts villages such as Ubud have specialties. Jewelry, paintings, carvings and even sacrificial flower and fruit arrangements all reflect the serene and hospitable soul of Bali.

Slawi Bay, Komodo Island, Indonesia Komodo is drier than some of its neighbor islands, less lush and verdant. But its forests and savannahs are home to the immense monitor lizards called Komodo dragons, predatory reptiles seemingly left behind from a prediluvian age. On an optional shore excursion, explore the National Park island’s terrain to encounter these impressive animals up close.

Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia Plucky little Darwin embodies the independent pioneer spirit of Crocodile Dundee. Located on the tropical rim of the continent, it has endured cyclones and war, and come through with a unique humor. This is a great place to see some fascinating indigenous Aboriginal art. It’s also a good place to get familiar with the regional wildlife, and especially the unique “jumping crocodiles” that frequent its tidal rivers.

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Cairns, Queensland, Australia (overnight) Sailing down the Queensland coast, you will pass into one of nature’s most extravagant displays – the massive, living Great Barrier Reef sprawling in multicolored splendor beneath the warm waters of the Coral Sea. Two days at Cairns provides you time to explore its vast, subaquatic ecosystem, teeming with vividly colored tropical fishes, as well as the nearby, primeval Daintree Rainforest National Park, both of which are UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia The handsome riverside city of Brisbane welcomes you to Australia’s Gold Coast. Explore the city’s cultural center on the South Bank, including the contemporary collections of the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art, or ascend Mt. Coot-tha to see the Brisbane Botanic Gardens. The Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary offers close-up encounters with many of Australia’s unique mammals.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (overnight) Sail past the familiar scalloped silhouette of the Opera House and the distinctive Harbour Bridge to lively Sydney for a two-day stay. Whatever your interests, you will find plenty to entice you here. Indulge in the world-famous social and culinary district of The Rocks, venture to the Tauranga’s park and zoo for more mammalian encounters, or even dare a hair-raising (but safe) walk across the sky-high spans of the Harbour Bridge.

Kuto, Île des Pins, New Caledonia If you have ever daydreamed of a curve of sugary white sand washed by warm clear South Pacific waters, you may recognize Kuto Bay. The Isle of Pines holds surprises, including the remains of a once-notorious penal colony, a mysterious Queen’s grotto on the seashore, and a natural, crystal-clear “aquarium” hollowed out of the coral. The best news? You’re no longer dreaming, you’re really here!

Suva, Viti Levu, Fiji (overnight) Fiji’s capital is surprisingly cosmopolitan and a great place to stay overnight. The Fiji Museum, in the large Thurston Gardens park, holds traditional Fijian and other Pacific Islands cultural artifacts. Visit a Fijian Cultural Village to learn about the country’s rich and colorful traditions including handcrafts, music and dance, or explore the Colo-i-Suva Forest Reserve and have a swim in one of the waterfall pools.

Savusavu, Vanua Levu, Fiji This off-the-beaten-track port on Vanua Levu island is the entry port for yachts arriving in Fiji. Its atmosphere is relaxed, old-fashioned and laid-back, with a main street lined with a mix of shops, cafés, and secondhand stores. The coral reefs are unspoiled and gorgeous, encouraging Jean-Michel Cousteau to pick Savusavu for his premier scuba-diving resort. Snorkeling on these spectacular reefs should be on your agenda here, or possibly splashing in a waterfall pool in the virgin forest.

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Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii (overnight) Hawaii’s capital is a grown-up South Pacific metropolis, sophisticated yet habituated to a casual, floral-shirt Polynesian style. The surf-washed curve of Waikiki Beach, backed by high-rise hotels, is a magnet for visitors. Fill two happy days here with surfing lessons, visits to the Bishop Museum and Iolani Palace, the moving Pearl Harbor monument on the sunken battleship Arizona or an ascent of Diamond Head for breathtaking views.

Manele Bay, Lanai, Hawaii Lanai is the least-visited of Hawaii’s isles, relatively untouched. The agricultural Dole family owned it from the 1920s. Oracle’s Larry Ellison owns over 90 percent today, and plans a self-sufficient community. Aside from the famous Challenge golf course and a Four Seasons resort, Lanai is mostly a place for horseback riding and unwinding. Hulopoe Beach is one of Hawaii’s best, with golden sands and deep blue waters that attract spinner dolphins and humpback whales.

San Francisco, California (overnight) And finally, gather on deck one morning as your ship sails gracefully under the Golden Gate Bridge into San Francisco Bay. From your berth along the city’s Embarcadero waterfront, its attractions including Chinatown and North Beach are easily accessible. Your final evening on board is spent docked in one of the world’s most attractive and hospitable cities, renowned for its sophisticated food and wine scene, as well as a vibrant nightlife. 12

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2020 World Cruise Enhancements

Many of the most iconic sites and tour experiences are inland and can’t always be experienced during a port-of-call. We have created several mid-voyage overland excursions that will take guests to these fascinating sites, inclusive of hotels, meals and transportations fees. These excursions will bring guests back to the ship at another port.

OV E R L A N D O P T I O N S

n Cartagena, Colombia – La Popa Monastery & Gold Museum: A UNESCO Partner Tourn Cape Town, South Africa – Helicopters & Winen Durban, South Africa – Tala Game Reserve n Colombo, Sri Lanka – Elephants of Pinnawela

n Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam – Journey on the Mekong

n Puerto Princesa, Philippines – Puerto-Princesa Subterranean River National Park

n Benoa, Bali – Munduk Highlights

n Darwin, Australia – Ancient Kakadu: A UNESCO Partner Tour

n Cairns, Australia – The Great Barrier Reef: A UNESCO Partner Tour

n Sydney, Australia – Sydney Sights, Opera House & Bondi Beach

n Honolulu, Hawaii – USS Arizona Memorial & Honolulu City Highlights

Seabourn has planned an array of optional shore excursions of both general and special interest in the ports of call on the 2020 World Cruise. Here is a sampling of some of our favorites. For complete information on these and others, visit seabourn.com

Optional pre- and post-cruise land-based excursions will be available to/from select destinations such as Cape Town, Singapore and Sydney. Seabourn Journeys are commissionable at 14%. Details will be available at seabourn.com in the coming months.

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DISEMBARK SHIP REJOIN SHIP EXPERIENCE

Walvis Bay, Namibia Cape Town, South Africa Okonjima Game ReserveWalvis Bay, Namibia Cape Town, South Africa Etosha National ParkCape Town, South Africa Durban, South Africa Botswana & Victoria FallsCape Town, South Africa Durban, South Africa Kruger National ParkDurban, South Africa Richards Bay, South Africa Thanda Private Game ReserveZanzibar, Tanzania Mombasa, Kenya Serengeti National ParkZanzibar, Tanzania Mombasa, Kenya Maasai MaraZanzibar, Tanzania Mombasa, Kenya Ngorongoro Conservation AreaZanzibar, Tanzania Mombasa, Kenya Tarangire National ParkColombo, Sri Lanka Chennai, India Taj MahalSihanoukville, Cambodia Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Angkor WatDarwin, Australia Cairns, Australia Ayers RockDarwin, Australia Cairns, Australia Kakadu National Park

S H O R E E XC U R S I O N S

S E A B O U R N J O U R N E YS

Options are subject to change


F L I G H T E A S E®

When booking your clients’ ultra-luxury Seabourn cruise you can save them time, money and stress by also helping book their airfare with Seabourn Flight Ease. Or, after the booking has been made, it is easy to add flights to an existing reservation. Flight Ease allows your clients to choose their best flight options from a variety of comfort levels, including Business Class, at extraordinary values.

Flight Ease offers complimentary transfers between the airport and ship creating a seamless, comfortable experience at the beginning and end of your clients’ cruise. In addition, if there are no flights available to ensure an on-time arrival to the ship, they will receive a complimentary hotel night plus all necessary transfers when selecting an earlier departure. You benefit too by not having to plan transfers for your clients – Flight Ease arranges them for you, making for a carefree vacation experience.

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Benefits of Flight Ease: n Competitive Pricing – compare and select the best options from

multiple airlines.n Worry-free booking – book flights up to 330 days prior to your

return date, with confirmation at time of booking.n Deferred payment on Flexible Fares – guests pay for their air with

final cruise payment.n Options for all comfort levels – choose from First, Business,

Premium Economy or Economy.

n Easy Search tool – provides flights that work with your clients’ cruise itinerary.

n Next-Port Protection – guests are flown to the next available port of call at no additional cost in case of airline delay or cancellation. If a return flight is missed due to a change in the cruise, we’ll make sure to get your clients home.

n 24-hour Travel Assistance – Seabourn is there to help your clients with round-the-clock support.

S E A B O U R N S H I E L D ® G U E S T P R O T E C T I O N You spend a lot of time helping your clients plan their perfect cruise vacation. They trust that you will help them have the best travel experience. But, it’s also important to make sure they don’t have to worry about the unexpected, either before their cruise or while they are traveling. That’s why you should make sure to offer SeabournShield Guest Protection with every cruise you sell. Travel is expensive, but not buying travel insurance is even more costly. Help protect your client’s travel investment with SeabournShield Guest Protection.

For details about the SeabournShield Program, please visit seabourn.com. Available for residents of the U.S. and Canada, excluding Quebec and Puerto Rico.

For the Australia, Euro and United Kingdom markets, we strongly recommend that all guests independently purchase comprehensive Travel Insurance for the full purchase price of the cruise as well as air and/or land program arrangement costs.

U N E S C O W O R L D H E R I TAG E S I T E SThrough our partnership with UNESCO we offer guests the opportunity to explore many of the world’s most treasured locations, including iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites, while promoting sustainable tourism at World Heritage properties around the world. We are proud that a small donation is given to UNESCO’s World Heritage Fund from every optional tour booked and operated.

PORT UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE

Cartagena, Colombia Port, Fortresses and Group of Monuments

Bridgetown, Barbados Historic Bridgetown and its Garrison

Dakar, Senegal Island of Gorée

Banjul, Gambia Kunta Kinteh Island and Related Sites

Cape Town, South Africa Robben Island

Ilha de Moçambique, Mozambique Island of Mozambique

Zanzibar, Tanzania Stone Town of Zanzibar

Mombasa, Kenya Fort Jesus

Praslin, Seychelles Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve

Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia Historic Cities of the Straits of Malacca

PORT UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE

Singapore Singapore Botanic Gardens

Sihanoukville, Cambodia Angkor

Manila, Philippines Church of the Immaculate Conception of San Augustin

Puerto Princesa, Philippines Puerto-Princesa Subterranean River National Park

Slawi Bay, Komodo, Indonesia Komodo National Park

Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia Kakadu National Park

Cairns, Queensland, Australia Great Barrier Reef

Townsville, Queensland, Australia Wet Tropics of Queensland

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Sydney Opera House

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Australian Convict Sites

Kona, Hawaii Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

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C R U I S E FA R E SAll fares are cruise only (unless indicated otherwise), quoted in U.S., Euro, Australia and Pounds Sterling currency, per person, double occupancy and include suite accommodations as booked, all onboard meals and entertainment, fine wines and spirits.We reserve the right to vary particulars and prices shown after the date of publication. Cruise fares, savings, supplements and special offers reflected here or elsewhere may be increased, decreased or withdrawn. We have a number of suites at the “from” price at the time of program launch but once they are sold, prices may increase.Promotions and special offers from Seabourn and/or travel professionals mean that further savings may be available from time to time, which vary depending on when the booking is made, the popularity of the dates and itinerary of a particular cruise, and other factors. All fares are cruise-only, per guest, double occupancy and include suite accommodations as booked, all onboard meals and entertainment, fine wines and spirits.US & Canada guests: Fares are per person in U.S. dollars based on double occupancy. Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses are additional (unless indicated otherwise). Subject to availability and valid only for residents of the Americas.United Kingdom, Europe & Australian guests: Fares are per person in British Sterling, Euro and Australian currency based on double occupancy and include Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses.Cruise fares do not include travel insurance and any incidental expenses including, but not limited to: laundry charges; spa and salon treatments; telephone and internet charges; medical services, Ventures by Seabourn excursions, and shore excursions.

G R AT U I T I E STipping is neither required nor expected on board.

S I N G L E O C C U PA N C Y The fare for a single traveler in a double occupancy suite is 200% of the per person double occupancy fare. However, a Single Traveler Savings program is offered on all ships and a limited number of suites may be set aside.Single Traveler Savings allows single occupancy of specific suites in categories shown below for an additional supplement to the published, per person double occupancy fare for that category.

SHIP APPLICABLE CATEGORY

SINGLE OCCUPANCY SUPPLEMENT

Seabourn Odyssey, Seabourn Sojourn, Seabourn Quest

A-PS 175% of Category Fare

Seabourn EncoreSeabourn Ovation V1-PS 175% of Category Fare

"RUN-OF-SHIP" SINGLE SAVINGS

On select sailings, single travelers pay 150% of the lowest category fare within applicable category ranges. The single traveler is guaranteed to sail on their selected cruise. Seabourn will confirm suite assignments 30 days prior to sailing.

SHIP APPLICABLE CATEGORY

SINGLE OCCUPANCY SUPPLEMENT

Seabourn Odyssey, Seabourn Sojourn, Seabourn Quest

SA 150% of Category A Fare

All Ships SV 150% of Category V1 Fare

Availability and single occupancy fares are capacity controlled and may be withdrawn at any time. Seabourn reserves the right to refuse sale of suites at less than stated suite occupancy.

3 R D / 4 T H G U E S T & C H I L D R E N ’ S FA R E SThe published per person fare applies to children traveling as the second guest in a suite. Guests two years of age or older traveling as the third guest in a suite pay 50% of the per person fare for that category. Triple occupancy suites are subject to availability.Availability for a 3rd or 4th guest is limited. All 3rd or 4th guest requests need prior approval, except for Grand Suites. Cruise fare for the 3rd or 4th guest is 50% of the category paid. Since the cruise fare for a Grand Suite includes 4 lower berths, cruise fare for the 3rd or 4th guest is zero. For all ships, no savings programs can be combined with the third person fares as they already represent considerable savings. Infants must be at least 6 months old at time of embarkation for non-transoceanic voyages and 12 months old at time of embarkation for transoceanic voyages.

NON-COMMISSIONABLE FARE (NFC) – U.S., CANADA & AUSTRALIA MARKETSThe Non-Commissionable Fare is included in the cruise fare but will appear as a separate line item on the invoice to the travel professional. Commission will not be paid on this portion of the cruise fare.

TA X E SFor the U.S. and Canada, taxes are in addition to the Cruise Fare where applicable and must be paid by all guests, including 3rd/4ths and infants. The full 146-day cruise includes taxes. For the Australia, Euro and United Kingdom markets, all tax amounts are included in listed cruise fares.

PAY M E N T SUS, Canada & Australia Markets: A 25% deposit is required. Final payment is due at least 90 days prior to sailing for cruises of 25 days or less, or at least 120 days prior to sailing for cruises of 26 days or more.Euro & United Kingdom Markets: A 10% deposit is required. Final payment is due at least 57 days prior to sailing.German/Swiss/Austrian Markets: A 10% deposit is required. Final payment is due at least 30 days prior to sailing.Turkish Market: A 10% deposit is required. Final payment is due at least 57 days prior to sailing for cruises 59 days or less, or at least 91 days prior to sailing for cruises 60 days or more.

C R U I S E C O M M I S S I O NPer agency agreement (10% base for all agencies).

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C A N C E L L AT I O N SRegardless of suite resale, guests canceling cruises within certain timelines are subject to cancellation penalties as follows:

APPLICABLE TO THE U.S., CANADA & AUSTRALIA MARKETS:Cruises of 25 Days or Less:

DAYS PRIOR TO DEPARTURE CANCELLATION FEE

120-91 days 15% of full fare



30 days or less, or non-appearance 100% of full fare

Cruises of 26 Days or More: DAYS PRIOR TO DEPARTURE CANCELLATION FEE




75 days or less, or non-appearance 100% of full fare

APPLICABLE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM MARKET:Cruises of 59 Days or Less:


Booking date-57 days Deposit




Less than 6 days, or non-appearance 100% of full fare







APPLICABLE TO THE GERMAN, SWISS & AUSTRIAN MARKETS:


56 days or more Deposit




Non-appearance 90% of full fare

ALL OTHER EURO MARKETS:Cruises of 59 Days or Less:













APPLICABLE TO THE TURKISH MARKET:




<=5 days 100% of full fare

RESERVATIONS START DATEWe are pleased to announce Seabourn’s 2020 World Cruise: Extraordinary Destinations, departing on January 4, 2020.

Seabourn’s first World Cruise in six years will be extraordinary, and will be open for booking on Monday, July 16, 2018.

We are not accepting group allocation requests at this time. If you have any questions, please contact Seabourn Reservations.

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